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I've got up later this morning and just noticed the RNS's

A couple of things.

Firstly I for one read this wrong and he has sold his option holding and a few more. One to note for my learning curve. Not so sure though that they were forward sold given the price the market makers gave him.

Other points and observations.

*He could have had £1.00 to 90p for those shares if he had merely sold from his existing 20.6% holding.
*57p sale price says the market makers have punished him as they have given him the near 3 day low price for the sale.
*He has sold them and RNS'd that so the selling has stopped. Seller cleared.
*More liquidity in the market for others
*Already been passed on to others, some of whom got them for 53p.

* So at what point do the market makers start to take it back up. A near 45% fall for a 1.2Million share sale seems a bit overcooked.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGa5x_KZT5U

I'll take another 15% tomorrow if, or should I say when imho, we don't have any TB share sale RNS. Short positions will then be looking vulnerable and over-exposed going into the weekend.

No RNS Monday - then TB didn't sell any and he actually bought and increased his holding.
Then we can have the rest back.
Back to £1.00 and what was all that fuss about.

Best to look back at the share price after the 12th April when all Retail has reopened. (Irreversibly and Permanently)

It's always vulnerable in the meantime to a takeover whilst its market cap is this low and for a business that might be seeing a return to near full normality by early summer and with a complete lifting of restrictions.

The TB options story is a good story but by Monday it will have run its course and completely unravelled and hopefully by then with a coincidental rise for each day there isn't an RNS.

*TB spent £204,000 of his own money and handed it into the coffers of Braveheart.
*BRH issued him with 1.2 Million extra shares in response.
*TB's holding has gone up from 20.6% to 25.55%
*The RNS
https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/BRH/exercise-of-options-block-admission-application-me7zs50c8myrcvy.html

The logical questions to ask yourself are,

Now why would you part with £204,000 of your own money when you already had a 20.6% from which you could sell? It just doesn't make sense.

Furthermore, given you would have affected the share price of your other 20.6% holding don't you think you would put out any sale RNS, pronto and to prevent any further damage to your 20.6% holding.

As it stands he supported the share price and BRH with a near 5% increase in his holding.

That's exactly how it is until we hear otherwise. I don't think we will.

If you do then free up some money and short it. You might find it a costly exercise.

and that Update was really good Robinson2018.

We will get back there soon enough.

Unfortunately wolves there is no logic to your post. I covered this last night.

There is no reason to pay out £204,000 to Braveheart when you already had 20.6% you could have sold, after Monday's RNS should you have wished.

Just one other noteworthy point on this. If TB had bought to sell, then with still having a 20.6% holding left don't you think he would have issued a sale RNS this morning to stop any further drop in the share price.

By the end of Monday we will know for definite but I am happy that I have invested a) on the fact that the last RNS confirmed and exceeded the speed of the test results and it is on track to be the platinum standard. b) because I think if you consider everything TB hasn't sold a bean. He has actually supported the share price by buying more and in the same process has given BRH £204,000 more to exercise his privilege.

Its been a nice deramping story but each day further we don't get that sale RNS then short positions will be looking extremely vulnerable.

Be surprised if we are not back over £1.00

A simple email reply from TB may well expedite that journey.

You read Monday's RNS and watch this podcast from Professor Carl Smythe

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGa5x_KZT5U

All it should take is an email from TB stating that he hasn't sold a bean and we should easily cruise over £1. Particularly now he has a further 5% holding , now 15.55%

Plenty shrewd investors on here who could have already fired off that email.

What's caused the spike?

Just to finish that sentence off.

If he hadn't sold any then he could quite easily have said no.

Nothing stopping him.

Gone out to exercise, come back in and its like a completely different day on BRH.

There never was a thing wrong with the RNS on 1 March and the CEO just exercised 1,200,000 options yesterday and handed BRH £204,000 for that privilege. His stake now having increased from 20.6% to 25.55%.

You can wait till the end of Monday to see a no sale RNS or you can get in now in advance.

I wonder if some had actually communicated with TB this morning to clarify things. If he hadn't sold any then he could q

Back to £1.00 please and a fairer reflection of the market leading technology that BRH has.

Taverham yip he could feed all his 17p shares into the market to make a profit.

But then how stupid would that be for he will just have damaged considerably a 20.6% other holding he had prior. You do also realise he could have sold any of that 20.6% holding since the RNS was published without having to pay BRH £204,000 for his option shares.

You clearly fell asleep last night when this was being discussed.

Nothing wrong with Cine at all The Dove and there are some good posters on that bulletin board and a stack of films all lined up for when it moves to reopen.

50p is my review target on HMSO (spied it at 19p) which I think with shops open and rent payments recovering should be achievable by perhaps summer. My views are cionservative and nit rampy. Rent will still have been due even though shops are shut and they have had a Deferrals team working out recovery payment plans so fingers crossed those monies should additionally filter through as footfall returns and tills start ringing. Some may fall by the wayside, whilst others emerge to take their place,

Watch it for a bit and get the feel for it as it has been oscillating a bit through the day with small trades whilst Morgan Stanley have been increasing. It's a case of dyor and your decision.

HEIQ is also another really good mid to long-term share with another deal good deal announced yesterday - it's a textile and materials innovation company with a smart and forward thinking CEO, some leading edge products in textiles including Virobloc which kills Covid. It has a really informative LSE bulletin board and about 3 pages of reading back on the posts plus the company website and its twitter page should inform you. Aims to grow from £30M market cap to £300M. Again watchlist and get the feel.

There are plenty of them out there for you to research and for you to choose. Your decision.

Good luck whatever you decide.

Good Morning The Dove,

Historical charts are probably out of the window on HMSO as it has raised money in between times and its fully performing and fully rent collected business will be lower than the 600p that you are seeing in one chart due to adjustment and evening of the share price.

That said it should be a lot higher than 30p if we get back to all shops open and permanently on April 12th and with rents being paid as the Road Map is set to deliver.

RocketVI it still looks like with the dip under 30p this morning off small trades that they are trying to gain as many shares as they can prior to April 12th.

If it ends up blue.

The last few days have been purely down to market making imho and some deprived fo their shares off what was a very decent RNS.

So TB upped his stake by roughly 5% and handed £204,000 to BRH for the privilege.

2nd shareholder to increase their stake in recent days.

Then why the phook post two competitors product on the one you are supposedly long on?
RMS posters apologies for this and much appreciated if you stick to your own side of the fence. I'll just filter instead. I did try.